The sole Miles Sparrowjet competing in the 1955 National Air Races at Yeadon. Currently under long term rebuild to original Sparrowhawk standard.

The prototype Sparrowhawk, completed in August 1935 to compete in the next month's Kings Cup Air Race. Owned immediately postwar by Mr C.G.M.Alington who was a Fairey Aviation test pilot, and was often based at Ringway. Sold to Fred Dunkerley in late 1950 for transformation into the M.77 Sparrowjet.

Test pilot Alington's Sparrowhawk racer wearing No. 8. Parked outside Fairey Aviation's 1937-built hangar - still camouflaged. This was the first building on the airport. Converted for Fred Dunkerley to the M77 Sparrowjet in late 1953.

The sole Miles Sparrowjet, converted from a Miles M.5 Sparrowhawk, wearing racing number 98 in the 1938-built hangar at Ringway